The New Ohegon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, SWcty Morning, September tS,19t$
Smart: Bridge - Tea
Given By Mr.
Weidm&r
NB ot tt largest 'affairs oC
if , .
OS
e early autumn -was the at
tractive bridre tea vith wftefc
Itr. Harry 1 Wddrntr entertain
ed Thursday la U Elks .,- dab.
The large parlors vhirt the tables
Were placed were charming with
tall flowers la brilliant coloring.
Mrs. Weidmer was assisted by
Mrs. Ray Hartman. Mrs. Fred
erick Brock and Miss Helen Wetd
mer. - - -w '
Twelve tables of bridge vers In
play, with Mrs. Roy II. Mills win
ning the first prise-for high score
honors. The second prise went to
Mrs. W. I. Staley and Mrs. Wil
liam Hamilton recelred the third.
Mrs. Weldmer's guests were
Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. I - R.
LeFurgy, Mrs. A. F. Hnssey, Mrs.
A. L. Wallace." Mrs. George
Forge. Mrs. Howard Halsey.
Mrs. Ed. RostelnMrs. F. -- W.
Poormin. Mrs: Robert, Marshall.
Mrs. R. W. Craig. Mrs. .Roy Mills.
Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. R. B.
Fleming. Mrs. Sam -Bntler, Mrs.
Henry Schmshl, Mrs., S. Dyer,
Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs.. T. W.
Creech, Mrs. V. R.r Kahn. Mrs.
W. B. Anderson. Mrs. .. JWT. M.
Hamilton. Mrs George Vehrs. Mrs.
Lee Canfield Mrs. O. A. Olsons
Mrs. E. M. Page. Mrs. E.- M.Hoff
nell. Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Mrs.
Walter Kirk. Mrs. W. J. Bnsick,
Mrs. Erwin Smith, -Mrs. F. G: De
lano, Mrs. Roy Byjrd. Mrs., Milo
Ra&museen, Mrs. Edward Ja'rma'n,
Mrs. Paul Johnson. Mrs. F. C
Bowersox. Miss Zoe Stockton.
Mrs. D. X. Beechler. Mrs. Dayid
"Wright. Mrs. Bert Flack, Mrs.-W.
I.'Uley. Mrs. T. . Roberts,
Mrs. Elmer Dane, Mrs. W. I.
Needham. Mrs. Leo Page, Mrs.
Frederick Brock. Mrs. Ray Hart
man, Mrs. Roy Barton. Mrs. Leon
Gleason. Mrs. Scott Page,' Mrs.
Herbert Stiff, Mrs. La ban Sleeves,
Mrs. P. A. Elker. Mrs. Harry Wil
lett, and Mrs. Gas Huckestein.
Mrs. S. C Dyerentertalned as
her guests daring the Oregon
state conference of the' D. A. R.,
Mrs. J. Thorburn Ross, of Port
land, regent of Multnomah chap
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Com p ton. .
Mrs. Crawford-Newcomb was
hostess for a gay line-party-at the
Klsinore, followed by supper at,
the Spa, entertalnging a group of
her friends one evening recently.
Hats This Fall
Are Twisted To
Amazing Degrees
FSLTS of plain aid tombifiation colors are
made rip in Clever models featuring off
the face trim, right cheek trim, and exposed
eyebrow line. y. -)t I
$3.95;;.J4.85
$5.95 ! $6.95
. '
Hien, too, one will find thepattern hats of
Hatters Plush and Antelope! Felts priced at
$9.75 Sl $16.50
a r
Ss-i mm
. i I .11 -
MRS. FRANK S. LTJT3
of Loe Am ekaV Thf
marriage of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Lutx (Faye Jo YoIz)i
Los Angeles September .6
cornea as a complete tur-
prise to their many Salem
! friends. ' '
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0van.ll k Robfc - pboto.
SOCIAL CALENDAR -
Sunday - ";'-
lierren clan - reunion at
Champoeg park. All day.
.- Public installation of offi-
4 cers of State Spiritualistic; as-
4 sociation, Fraternal temple,
4 2:00 o'clock
Monday
S Chapter A. B., P. E. O. Sis-
f terbood. Miss Grace Elisabeth-
i Smith, 1765 Center street, 7;
45 o'clock.
: October 4 .
Benefit Bridge, Junior Guild
of St. Paul church. Parish
honse, 8:00 o'clock. " '
t Mr. and Mrs. 7. H. Willett re
turned Wednesday t from . a fort
nigh t motor trip to Montana.
they visited - both the Yellow
Hone National Park and the'Gla-'
del nitlonal park, and were
guesU of relatives at Kallspelt,
Montana.
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817
CREPE, Satins and Velvets are excellent
materials and the : workmanship is far
superior .to. what one ordinarily gets at these
prices. ; . : ; - -
N(EW:(
$24.50 to
$49.50
TTELOURS and broadcloths exauisitir
V trimmed with the numerous furs . . . you
will marvel at our larjre selections.
In ! ''.'
Committees Made
AtA.A.U.W.
Luncheon
CtTANDING committees for the
omIng year's work, and con-
T. for; the state meeting of
theAmerfeam Association of Unl
venrtty Women to be held In
Salem October 19 and 20. were
appointed by Mrs. W. W. Baam
president of the Salem branch, at
the luncheon held Saturday In he
Gray BelTe. ; .
The following women were ap-
pofnted to head the standing com
mittees for. the club's new year:
Membership. Miss Beryl Holt; ed
ucation. Mrs. Roy Klein; pub-licIty-Mrs.
Roy M. Gatke; legis
lative. Mm. Milo RaamusFen. The
program committee will be com
poird of members of the study
secti'fn of the branch for one
metfng, and members of the
branch will be grouped by their
college to serve on the program
I committees for the " remaining
menthly sessions of the year.
The Salem branch is making In
teresting plans for the entertain
ment of the state association of
University Women, at their meet
ing here In "October. On the ar
rangements ' committee for the
state meeting are Mrs. E. C. Rich
ards chairman. Mrs. George Alden
and Miss Olive Dahl. . Mrs. A. C.
F. Perry Is chairman of the ban
quet and luncheon comV'tte. to
be assisted by Mrs. Lynn F.'Crone
miller. Mrs. MUo Ramussen. and
Mrs. V. E. MclntyTe.
The recension committee ap
pointed by Mrs. Baura for greet
ing the delegates to the state ses
sion. Includes Mrs. C. F. Cham
bers, chairman. Mrs. George Hngg.
Mrs. C. A. Downs. Mrs. Sterling
Smith. Miss Lelia Jqbason, and
Mrs. J. M. Cause.
; The program for the state ses
sion of the A. A. U. W. Includes
n banquet the evening of October
19. and luncheon the next noon.
I business meeting will be held In
the forenoon or October zo. ana
round-table discussions will be
held In the afternoon. Mrs. L. T.
Merwlnt of Portland, state presi
dent .wfll preside.
At the' luncheon Saturday, Pro
fessor J. C. Nelson, principal of
the Salem high school, spoke en
tertainingly on the .value of the
influence of foreign literature
Two hirh school girls, the Misses
Doris Clarke and Laeille Cum
mlngs. gave several vocal nam
bers. with Miss Lois Plummer
playing their accompaniments
Fifty association members were
present for the luncheon.
.50 and
$29.50
Mrs. J. J. Karst
Hostess Saturday
: A delightful affair Saturday af
ternoon was the pretty tea for
which Mrs. 3. J. Karst was hos
tess in her home on North. Win
ter streeC Attractive , autumn
I looms were used effectively about
the livtngroomsand c n4- id the
te tables. Miss Flo ICirst
assisted her mother duit i, tiie af
ternoon. " - '
Four tables of .bridge were 'In
play Saturday afternoon., with
Mrs. D. Johnson winning .the
high score prlse The second prise
went. to Miss Margaret. Lcbold.
Mrs. Karst's . guesU were . Mrs.
P. J Meaaey, Mrs. S. Dougherty,
Mrs D. Johnson, Mrs.. Thomas
Windlshar. Mrs. J. Pfeiffer.-Mrs.
Phrochy, Miss Margaret Lebold.
Mrs. Quackenbnsh, Mrs. G. Patter
son, Mrs. R. AUen, Mrs. A; A.
Mickel. Mrs. Adam Engel, Mrs.
W. Lee, Mrs. B. Schmoker and
Miss Geraldlne Schmoker. ;
"Mrs. Edna C. Steeves and E.
Ward Fanning, Doth of Gervals,
were married at a quiet ceremony
in the home ff DrW. C. Kantner
853 North Commercial . street, at
10:00 o'clock' Sautrday morning.
Dr. Kantner. officiated. Miss Gen
evieve Longen and Theodore 'Stev
ens were the. bridal couple's at
tendants. ' - '-.
Theta Nu of Delta Delta Delta
entertained a group of . girls en
tering Oregon State College. this
fall with a line party at the Elsl
nore followed xpj s supper at the
Spa on Friday evening.
II jj - . For three weeis we have been negotiatins: to make tnls wonder-. v i
J :yju j - ; . ful buy. Just to think of coats like this to sell at this tim of the - V-ji .r j
' 'yy' 5 H ; season for such a price. Tans, browns, blacks, blues, all wonder- . v AC5Vi ' I i
II ; 1 w pS : ' " fully furred Oodles of thenrto choose from there is no reason fr?i ' i
I II m .why you should not find one to just fulfill your expectations.- " "MSS!"'" " '
H - : "rCTi They are all one price twenty-eight doltar---7io xnorit 4 less. ' KStC7 . " t
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& I ' Y SEE OUR . WINDOWS j .
Mrs. Thomas Roen
IsG.K.P.Club
: Hostess
K. p. club members were en-
ur
tertainarf Prit mskk. w
Mrs nm,. i- v v e1" from the organisation ! at the
rs. Thomas Roen In her home onir.n, mim . , k,ih
Court street Special guests tor
the evening were Mrs. It. W. Tra
vis, of Rugene and Mrs. Rna
J Namar of Dallas. The Uvingrooms
or roe aoen home, and-the dining
lDt - where - refreshments were
served at a late hoar, were at
tractively decorated with baskets
of Vivid dahlias.: zinnias, and other
autumn flowers.
Club members, all of whom
were present, are Mm. Will Fos
ter. Mrs. H. S. Glle. Mrs. Harry
Harms. Mrs. Katherine Mlddleton.
MrsrO. H. Pickens. Mrs.. C. K.
Hsynes. Mrs. K. H.k Plrkens. Mrs.
B. E. Sisson. Mrs.w. C. Pickens,
Mrs. J. F, Billeter. Mrs.J. B.- Tay
lor, and the hostess. Mrs Roen.
The club group will meet again
the last of October with Mrg. B E.
Sisson. -
Prominent Salem
Plolk to Return
Mr. and Mrs. Asahcl Bush. Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Roberts; Mr. and
Mrs. Frits Slade. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Fry, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Galloway will return from Pen
dleton, where they have been at
tending the annual Round-Up on
Sunday evening. While in Pendle--on,
the group were guests of Mr.
And Mrs. Jess Rice.
W. R. C Ladies Aid y
Observes Birthdays
" All members of the Ladies' Aid
of the Woman's Relief Corps,
whose birthday anniversaries oc
cur between January 1 and Octo
ber 1 were presented with a emnil
regular meeting of in a .id held
Thursday afternoon at the home
of pMrs. Bertha Loyeland. Special
honor was paid to Mrs. Newby,
who celebrated her 84th birthday
anniversary, an .elaborately dec
orated birthday cake' with lighted
candles being presented to her at
the tea hour.
Thirty members of the Aid were
present for the. afternoon, with
Mrs. J. H. Botts. Mrs. Brad., and
Mrs. Fred Ct Peterson and her
four children as special guests.
The entertainment committee
tor the afternoon included Mes
dames Peterson, Writs. Louden.
Clearwater, Bliss and Loveland.
Alford Nolan, Jr., was compli
mented on his seventh birthday
anniversary Thursday, when hit.
grandmother, Mrs. Hugh Fisher,
entertained in her home on Ferry
street. Clever favors were preseat-
Ttd to thsj small group of neigh
borhood children who were guests
at the informal affair. At the tfea
pour the prettily-appointed table
was decked with pink and whiU
lowers and favors, and centered
with the elaborately decorated
birthday cake.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytle will
return to Salem Sunday evening,
after spending several days in
Portland.
Guests at Laflar
Home For "Fair Week
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harper of
Portland will spend the coming
week as noose-guests in the G. W.
Laflar home. Mr. and Mrs. Har
per come to Salem annually for
the Oregon State Fair. Other
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laflar,
late In the week, will be Mr.
Mrs. R. G. Eichelberger and
daughters Ruth and Edna, of
Portland. -and Miss Selma Shep
herd of Walla Walla.
Last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Laf
lar entertained with a dinner par
ty for Mr. and Mrs. Eichelberger
and their daughters, for Miss
Shepherd and for 'Mr. and Mrs. F.
N. Smith.
Miss Helen Adams, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Adams of Hub
bard, became the bride of Vernon
Jarrutners or woodDurn, at a
aretty service read in the Wood
burn Presbyterian church Wed
nesday by the Rev. A. T. Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Car rut hers ase now
on their honeymoon at the coast.
1
Mr. and Mrs.. Wallace Griffith
are leaving the -early part of next
week for Eugene, where they will
make their home for the coming
winter and" spring at No. 755
Lawrence street. Mr. Griffith ha
x teaching fellowship in the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L Baker
will entertain Mrs. W. R. North
nip of Portland during the com-,
ng week.
University Epworth v
League Has Meeting f
On Sunday evening. September,
16, the University of Epworth
League of the First Methodist
Episcopal chnrch sponsored a fel
lowship hour preceding a devo;
tional service . led by Frank -Van
Dyke. Both meettecs were well at
tended. M-Iss Emily- Brown and
andftflss Virginia Slnsser served on .
the fellowship committee. ' .
The officers of the League forj
this year are: president. Miss El-
roav White; first "vice-president.; .
Miss Emily -Brown;; second" vice- -.
president,. Mrs. Frank Van' Dyke; J:
third vice-president. Miss Margar-S
et Schreiber; treasurer, Lola Nel-'
son; secretary, Miss Roberta Van-V
nice.
Mrs. William C. Knighton and
Mrs. Willis Duniway of Portland'
motored to Salem Thursday after
noon to be guests at the charming
tea with which Mrs.' Josephine.
Stewart entertained several score ,v
of matrons. Both Mrs. Knighton 'j
and Mrs. Dunlway are socially,
prominent here. ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McClln- '
tock. of Roseburg, will be guests 'y
of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Pickens ;
during the Oregon State Fair sea- , '
son. Mrs. McClintock is a sister
to Mrs. Pickens. Mr. McClintock
Is manager of the Standard Oil ;
company at Roseburg.
'!
Mrs. Lusetta Williams of Mc-
Donald. Kansas, Is a. guest at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. .Mil- "
ler, Mrs. Williams Is an aunt of
Dr. Miller's.